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SALISBUEY. H. C, EEBETTABY
19, 1885.
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j;D5ia;d3Indiseition.
?i,H.AV.AV.miEGO
1 nereoy cennjr
W ntlv used your Dyspeptic
SI 1 M:it , ry great ?eneflt t myself
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ttm .uiiraend ife t otliers.
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V -Member . . ysllu,c
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Vir Gregory: I tak great plcasar
1kw,.VM,?mT to the lue of your
L;.r;, KT llhaveuwd it With,reat
1 Aierfollj rccomtnend it to any one
u,!l dyspepeU, indigestion and "a
TLjnion of liver and j w
f. C. Stale Treasurer.
! Vbr J H McAden and TO Smith A
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The, Pleasure of Coisdogrt
"See the boy " -"
rnllpfjoy
WitlUii8 paiuted ftled,
Gayly go
Through the snow,
Always at the head.;
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f Bells jingle, P w.
Ears tingle, .
Bat what matters thatf
Rubs Vm warm,
Doesnt.harm, i-
Though lie tumbles flat.
Up again,
With a grin,
He's bonud to have his' frolkj ?
Slipping down.
Cracking cxovtrijk , ...
'Sno worse than having colic.
- y Chicago JSun.
PRESIDENT C LBVELAND
Tobacco Seed,
fife 'largest stock of SELECT VARIr
1 ftlES of NEW ahdi PEDIGREE
lEDS, suited toevery type to choose
iQijality guaranteed, and prices
fm.'JLL 'Price T-fat TREE.
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JTtDEBAKEU asd .aiioow ;
1 If v FARW WAGbNS. ;
'C0tBlis,WAfERTOWTf & ClKCISNATI j
Js; & Spring Wagons!
!lif if' 6ickpub; iicFFAS'.; . j
l&m and Guatfo Drills.
msHAYmKES,
l1i!TEBV4ding and Walking j
CULTIVATORS.
TilOiiAS' HARROWS,- ; !
Megraph Straw. Cutters,!
lilMw DixieiPLOWS, . ;
Oektor poxrxx ' Snuor
SAY AND GRIST HILLS, j
ainr. Enzine and Boilcsr Fitings-Gun$,
ko!,!8Hf1t Cartridges, Wads aad Caps.
'Ser and hot. Dvnaitiite Fuse and Pri-
aAxes, Shovels and ; Spades, Building
Htrf ire, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, ;
E-RAISED GLOVER SEED.
It wwytfilagv -feiae usually ikapt In First Class
mrtwtiBd ffflpiement stores. I have on hand
1 nil reck tf the above. & offer tbem lor the next
UMj'iaR.tor less money Uian they nave ever
ktlwldlnUilicountry. 4- ! J '
tfk'VfJ SiiilTHDEAu
Raleigh News and, Obsenrcr.
The last tep in the election" of
President- Cleveland was taken yes
terday9.when the votes of the electo
ral college were counted in r the joint
session of the honses of Congress. The
annonncement of the result, made by
Mr. Edmunds, the president of t the
Senateraised a storm 1 in both cham-
bersbu t we th i n k n n n ecessa nly. It
would seem that , under the l:iw he
did all that wasrebuired: that he did
more man was oecessary.signinea umy
that he wished to emphasize the un-
ci-rtaihties of ; the existing! law. He
eansed tho certificates to be opened
and -the votes. r to be ; counted. , The
resblt he mentionetl as a public mcU"
fetVbtti not assuming; lo himself , the
Shadsneb nreuy ightbe, Jrogafive d vfr tea.
And waving hair of golden sheen j - HecUd. Nowhere it the dutjr imposed
on tue president of the benatet to de
clare who is ciecteel President, and he
has no euclr high and ! dangerous
function. 'He "announced the result
of- the voting, and the constitution
makes the declaration as to who shall
be President
The clause reads : "The President
of thei Senate shall, in the presence of
The Inevitable Thorn.
A saacviiose and cherry llp.
And stately manners of a queep.
Bat oh, there was one little faalt,
One blemish all theRe charms among;
Tlii lovely rosebud had one thoin, r
She had also ! she had ft tongue. ?
The Greely Rescue.
In describing the rescue of Lieuten- J the Senate'and House of Kepresenta-
afrt ffreelv to a reDorterr a sailor of the tives, opeti all the certificates, and the
rninn- vpssp? Rftar rwTitlv rav the votes shall then be counted; the per-
fnlowinc vprsionr L - ' 80,1 Nving tlie greatest number of
Al ew, vuwiiauw i- (lpn. If such nnmUr Kft maioritv of
Smith's Sound, we were nipped in the the whole number of electors appoin
ice three days. The Bear and Thetis ted; Such is the constitution. The
sailed from there to Cape Sabine, on the statute of 1792 provides that "the
extreme point of which records of the certificates shall then be opened, the
Greely party were found by an ensign votes counted, and the persons to till
Bear started at lie mces Ui x-rwiuen aim y .ce
l'resident ascertamcu ana declared
of the Thetis, The
once for Cocked Hat Cove, Where Greely
was as indicated by the message. The
steam launch under Lieutenant Col well
made the landing. A fifrtire- was seen
advancing over the ice.
agreeable to the constitution." Here
there is an apparent authorization for
a declaration, but the declaration must
be "agreeable to the constitution.
The constitution does not impose this
" 4Who are you?' said Chief Engin- duty on the Vice President, and Mr.
eer Low. ' j
"-'I am Sergeant Long,' saidVthe ema
ciated wretch. J
" 'Is Greely alive ?,Jwa3 the next ques-
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Kdmunds only gave point to the-un
certainty by declaring that he did not
have anv iuntiou to perform in that
matter. ,
But it is not material, b rover
Cleveland is now the ; ascertained
purl
GFOR CASH or ON TIME.
: talt an classes of purciasers, me have made
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aipmenu to sell these celebrated Wagons eith-
tua of ba lonj time. 8oJ all wfc need wajrons
KtcaUandsee ussooh. 3 i
,l - ' A JOIlXi A. BOYD EX, Agent,
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Hiti,!. i jio. WHITE.
THF RFQTT QF1ITU III
Tilt GOUllTY !
" Tes, but starving. For God's sake President of the United States for the
give me something to eat i terra beginning March 4, 1885, and
"We took theman onboardtha Bear 1 M al! of l)racticaI iml,ort to tbe;
at once. , Qommander Schley and Dr. 't which so many weak kneed
Ames landed as soon as possible with foowcr8 0f the Democratic camp
medical supplies. ' The party was found iave go constantly prophesied would
in a dilapidated tent, lying in their never occur has occurred,
sleeping bags, unable to stand upon "Ihe dead Democracy- wliich these
their feet, which were useless. They half-hearted folk have so often cou-
were so weaVand emaciated that they igied to the graveyard, rises tri urn-
wereMy:hing but hnmto ekel- ffiSSSt Uiffl!
econs wrapped in SKm. ureeiy was M Statcs as he bears aloft the banner
reading from a prayer-book to private Gf those victorious legions that have
Cornell, who was supposed to be dying. J never wavered in its cause or quailed
As soon as he knew that it was an before its enemies.
American expedition' that had rescued 1 "
him Greely said: am glad to see'you ri Carolina at K ew Orleans.
Dr. Ames took charge of ,the party and N Evening Post, (Jan. 30).
allowed nothing to be given them but J . ffOT(rnmi.nti)l);u;n!T nroiw
a ; small. teaspoonful-of brandy punch at blythe most perfect display is made
intervals and at last small quantities of by North Carolina.- This State was
food. The livmg and the dead were re-1 oliefof the first of the Confederacy to
moved aboard the vessels as soon as pos- reipover from the effects of the civil
sible. All but six bodies were recover- a,,d has. ,ad therefore, a longer
J wu ; "-iiMf;n1 lease of new lift
i J a .,c if i l t nr underwent a lengthened paralysis,
and covered with alcohol in tanks We Her l,, My 8e't asif,e a
stayed at Cpe Sabine only eleven hours l)0J:on ot- iier reVenues to exposition
and returned through Melville Bay as WOrk, so when she went to Boston in
fast as the ice would allow. 1883, she offered a display that no
--"One of bur Esquimaux went crazy State had ever equalled. With this
Kara smd inAmW on the ice. ran off experience, and with additional ap-
as fast as his legs couldrcarry him. propriatiorts, she came to New Orleans
Two sailors were detailed to follow and
No great work! was ever accomplish
ed without system, n Did you ever stop
b consider howlmuch ume is lost in,
this world for lack of system. A. houses
keeper will for lack of system fool awayj
the morning hours,' and dinner, time:
comes before the breakfast dishes are!
washed, simply hecanse ,.)wlf a dozen,
things are under way at the same timej
and no one thing accomplished. Youi
sometimes ask a young man whom yojt
know ought to have plenty of leisure
why he did not do such and such a thingl
only to be answered: didn't have
time" Why did he not have time? H
was idling with a few friends, maybe
telling stories, or what may be worsej
doing nothing, and bef oreha is aware
of it his spare time ;waslup--il had been
wasted. ' You! have no ilea how much
wprlcan be accomplished in a day if
there' is only system and application.
A few moment's work at a certain time
each day on some special object will ac
complish that object before the worker
is fairly aware of it,r and at the same
time will not interfere with the regular
duties of the hour. I Every moment is
precious, and under some systematic
plan can be utilized for business or
pleasure. The merchant who does bus-
Ml
iness in a slipshod way is not the man
who suticeeds. The mechanic who only
works to kill time, and lacks system in
what he does is the one who always
plods along in the same old rut. No
matter how hard may be your work it
can be made much easier by taking ad
vantage of every minute of 'time and
systematizing your operations accord
ing to the time you have and the work
on hand. You can't let up on a job
begun without danger of complicating
affairs and increasing your work. You
can't attend to half a dozen different
things at the same time without slight
ing all of them, j The only sure plan
of success in life is to systematize your
every, action so that; every move counts
toward the obiect you would accom
plish. I I
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Too Much Unproductive Land.
It. L. BROWN.
bring him back. Such .running you
never saw. ' When they captured him
he turned up his l;oes like, a turtle, ex-
Dectincr to be carried. Sut tars didn t
that
him with their boarding pikes until he
was glad to trot back to the ship. We
arrived at St. John's, Newfoundland,
Mdetgned ts prepared to do all Slnda of ire
TkSJv6 look atij that way. iney puncnea
Hunt " " eaiisuui Y . tuu lit tuc
B Plll7C slx tttote tor posuge, and
n ril I W. VfefCt VP fro n nnst 1 v hrtv nf crrwvia
tiwVTthl . tiineipyoatojnoremonr juiy lb, wnere tne iron comns werere-
JMttanaiJ things else In tSIiTworld. All . , , , , , . l
?tio1S,M,f,f,Pm &ret ho3- T1f b.road ceived and the bodies placed in them.
Ir. .'"'KODens UPfnrpfhA wnrirvra aiWilntAi .
"iwns ueioretne workers, i
sk Co., Augusta,
lalne
NOTICE.
A Washington corresondent in a
recent letter says f"The negroes . are
already preparing to flock into the
5?S ooruSSr ranks of the Democratic party. This
North Varollna to amend the
RAMSAY. Mayor.
SiNTS
wanted lor The Lives
ot all tie Presidents
oi the U. S.. Thelare-
U onS ? Salisbury, nc. By direo morning a delegation of prominent
vWu oi commissioners. i . " Lirrji '
colored citizens oi v irginia caiieu up
on Representative John S. Barbour,
and stated that they were willing to
vote the Democratic ticket if they
trtiiirl 110 n&fiiirad flint their civil and
Stelaa twli;e price.' The ; political rights" would be respected by
h.i AiiintofM..-. . i. r-. . i
said party. The siokesmau of the
delegation said that the "colored race
had voted with the Bepublican party
for twenty years, and thereby shown
their allegiance to the party whioh set
them at liberty. ;Their debts are now I
paid and they projKwe to vote as tliey J
choose.
one
L luurTt u aenu Terms tree,
i FIT. !S AU"T Booi vo. ortUha, Maine,
Mfe HARRIS.
11! oTILL Bonmiia t 1 ' 1;
ifewed' Kcld's intereit
fer.V.1Iarris Reid, I xvUl contin
kuK! V-m tand dn Min 8cet
"T.Uh3LiLni'nd and the public for
Actress (to washerwoman, who has
1 Girv!2f First-claa i
Myerffi? CISF Tobacco!
and! has covered herself with glory
There are, doubtless, States richer jn
every respect: there are thosewhich
could show! more highlydevelopecl
manufactures or richer soil ; but there
is no State'that has sliown such a con
summate mastery of tliev art of exhi
bition. With every article that she
could-produce properly- classified and
displayed; she makes an enect lar su
perior to that of States which have
greater natural advantages.
lockadid MiiiA--Chicam Feb,
ll.-1As the result of the blizzard the
dispatching room of the post office and
large : covered platform, at which
mails are loaded on wagons are, fill
ed with hnge piles of mail pouches con
taining letters and clothe sacks filled
with papers. 5 Every mail car in the
depots is crowded with mail, so that: it
cannot take more. The amount of
mail thus delayed weighs probably from
80 to 100 tons and nearly all of it orig
inates: in Chicago. When the, roads, are
open the work of postal employees in
all jbranches of , the . service will be ex
tremeljt heavy; There are now still out
ninety direct mails which are past due
in Chicago and on which 500 pouches
may be expected, , The ' mail transfer
contractor is suffering badly on account
of delays, he i obliged to send wagr
ons to each train to go out and also to
keep a wagon at each pf the depots to
receive incoming mails
A Sensible - View. Tbe -Philadelphia
Time says: A youth who is
old enough to carry a pistol is old
enough to know that it is loaded, and jO?
ble for the consequences of exploding ijJ-
it. nen a pistol or gun, aimed in
the sportive way so familiar, has gone
off and killed the person aimed at,
the joker is plunged in misery and
ncre is a general leeiing mat tne sense
of the mischief he has done must be
sufficient punishment. No doubt it is
so, but it is not so much for tbe sake
ofj punishing the individuals as to
iiqld up a warmug to other careless
versions that these reckless Jokers
should be made to feel the rigor of
the law.
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Petersburg, Va., Index. ';
One grand error of the Southern
farmer is the holding on to so much
unproductive land. Most farmers, we
dare cay might,) in some way make
productive more land than they do.
We say, in some way, either by till
age, by pasturage, by fruit, nut or
timber culture: or by tenantry. But
where a man has fairly done what he
can, according to his means and .labor
force, lie has no need for more, and
should not keep it if he has it.
. The secret of successful farming ev
erywhere is to make the whole farm
productive. Every square yard of
sou should yield its quota to help fill
the farmer's bin and barn. Land that
yields no income, and is not likely
to do so even in the life time of the
owner, is a dead weight, drawing upon
the rest of the farm in taxes, interest,
etc., and fearfully curtails the profits
of the productive acres.
This error is far worse when much
of the unproductive ground of the land
lies within the enclosed portions.
Then there is an j additional annual
tax lor fencing,?gr6tind travelled over
in working, &c. The rule should be
to make every foot of an enclosed or
cultivated field productive, lhere
should be no waste ground on account
of stumps, stones, trees or other im
pediments. An idle square yard of
ground not only cuts down the gen
eral average, but is an expense on the
labor bestowed upon the rest.
The hillsides! fence corners, mead
ow ground and woodland of f every
farm can and should iu some way be
made to yield something in the gen
eral routine. 1 he departments ot ru
ral iudustry are;multitudinous some
thing for every soil, locality, season
and market. The true policy is, to
make every acre do someiiimg. i
there are more acres than can be work
ed, some should be sold.
Asheboro Courier : A few days ago
Joseph Hackett, near Red Cross, shot
i i J lj l. I t
i Yithotjt Organization or In
fluence. Of the twenty million peo
belonging to the agricultural classes
in America nearly eight millions are
active farmers, and there is pnbahly
not in the whole world so large a bo-
Atr iif liAmnaptmPAnt ' rtormlo tivalv
amnlnvpd nnil linl dW nronartv who at a bird on his hay stack. He killed
lank a fO n i I inn r oc iah 1 the bird - but did not notice that he
orgamzatK
lion, cohesion ! the bird - but did not notice
and iufluence. Lincoln J Neb.) Lem. set his Hay on Ore.: ine consequence
I was he lost his hay and nearly al
. In Aroostook county, Maine, it is
complained that people have to go a
hundred miles to court. Now while
it would seem a little difficult for the
old Aroostookers to go to law with
one another, the young Aroostookers
can probably go to court at tiicir jicxt
doori neighbors ; but it is human na
ture to grumble. .
The value of thecocoanut as a food
is as vet but little understood. An in
stance of its use is found in the exper- fT
ipnv cif fwn sViirwra.lrad sailors. Thpv fe. It' (r
were seven years on an island where
their only food was cocoanuts and an
accasional flying fish. They retained
gopd health, and gained m weight.
Springfield, Ills. Jau. 29.-. Elijah
M. Haines, Independent Democrat, 1
was elected permanent speaker oi tne
Illinois Assembly, on the second bal
lot today, breaking the deadlock
which has existed for three weeks.
After the assassination of Gen. Gor
don in Khartoum the Mahdi s men
perpetrated a frightful massacre of the
terror stickeu Egyptians, who were
mercilessly butchered, with barbarous
atrocity.
A BEAUTIFUL CHILD is the pride of
the household. Worms will darken its
complexion and ruin its health. Save it. Oh!
save it. One or two doses ot bhnncr's In
dian Vermifuge will set all things right
akaiu.
tan
DS AT THE HEAD I
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LIGnT-RUXNIKG
DOMESTIC."
"fhat it is the acknowledged Leader is'a
tact that cannot be disputed.
MANY IMITATE IT.
NONE EQUAL IT.
'he Largest Armed.
The Lightest Itunnina.
The Most Beautiful Wood Work.
AD IS WARRANTED
To be made of the best material..
To do any and all kinds of work.
T Ija cnmnlete in everv rcsnect.
Agents wanted in unoccupied territory.
Address, .
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Richmond, Va.
For sale bv KLUTTZ & RENDLEMAN
'84 36:ly. Salisbury, N. C.
his nroveuderlaiid his bam barely
escaped. On Wednesday night of
la3t week, Mr! Eli Welch who lives
in the" Concord settlement in this
couitfy was awakened by a man,
standing at the! head of his bed with
one hand on his pillow and a pistol
in the other, 'the robber told him to
keep quiet, thai lie only wauted his
money. Upon OCing asaureu uy ooui
Mr- and Mrs. Wclcii tney Pad no
The craze on electrical studv is be
ginning to bear fniit. "Are you the. nvmey, he dearted. On the same
' iqj 1 niffht. Mr. E'iie ! Yales who lives
i llt rlj it ; i about two miles from Mr. Welch s,
sion train. UI am, replied the courte-1 , -. f Blnri:no ;n i.ri
i ua w j awoke to find a man standing in ins
ous official, "andjny name is Wood, room xamig Lis pants. The
"Oh that cant.be, said, the boy, "for thief was'salutecl with the contents of
succeeded in escaping
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impertinent as to dun me in this way?
Washerwoman "Impertinent! What
do you mean? Who are yout, I should
like to know? - If I choose to pay for a
gallery ticket you have got to faint on Syoodl is ,aj non-K5onductor.v Boston a shot gun but
the stage for my amusement." ... "jfcftfii. with $10 in cas
HAMRE
YOU WAXTT
HARDUARE
AT LOW FIGURES
Call on the undersigned at- NO. 2, Granite
Row. 1 ' ' D. A.' ATWfiLL.
Agent for th Crd wUTbremhmr.-
Salisbury, N. C, June 8th tf.:
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